A simple
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A simple
beater project from Canada:
https://www.queuebert.com/other/bicycle/
I started rolling my eyes at about where he describes having to plan and manufacture custom disk mounts for wheels... which required building custom forks as well, no biggie for him apparently.
One thing's for sure: the bike is one of its kind.
--J
https://www.queuebert.com/other/bicycle/
I started rolling my eyes at about where he describes having to plan and manufacture custom disk mounts for wheels... which required building custom forks as well, no biggie for him apparently.
One thing's for sure: the bike is one of its kind.
--J
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From: Some call it God's country. I call it Acton, Maine
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The young man has some serious talent.
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The only question I have is how much does it WEIGH? It looks pretty darn heavy... although he used a lot of aluminum and titanium, so maybe not.
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Originally Posted by Juha
which required building custom forks as well, no biggie for him apparently.
He did well. It's a pretty bike.







